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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1930
HARGISS DRILLS TO GIVE TEAM SCORING PUNCH
New Goat-Line Drive Has Been Developed Featuring a Combination of Beach, Cox, and Smith
SMAY AND DAVIS OUT
Cyclones Will Not Be Push-Over of Last Year Judging from Performance Against Illinois and Nebraska
After surveying the work of his squad throughout the past week and getting a line up on the morris of his Jayhawkers, Coach Bill Harries announced he will be leading his loop to the will send on the stadium field Saturday to repulse the attack of the Iowa State Cyclones, Coach Neel Workman of Iowa State is not making publish figures yet. He probably approximate his lineup for the fry with Nebraska.
The Jayhawkers will go through a light workout tonight to top off one of the season's hardest weeks of practice. The team starts from early in the afternoon until dark makes practice impassible, and as a result they will present the smooth functioning crew to upbuild. The next postage that has been seen this season.
Drill on printing, panning, cross checking, and blocking have been the main dish served to the Hargis men interpersped with librettos by the Orchestra. The officer has been made to develop the scoring panch that seemed to be lacking in the Angie contest and the Cyclones are going to find a new director who will ever allow the Karauns near their goal line. Hargis has developed a goal line drive featuring C. Smith, Cox, and Booch as the hull managers that have been annoying to Cochr Workmen's men.
Last night's workout for the Harlingen men consisted of a brief blackboard drill, followed by a period of exercise. The gridsters were sent to the showers; comparatively early and with confine them more than they would have during the practice period this afternoon.
Depe continues to favor the championship-bound Jayhawker team, although Iowa State is conceded to have lost. Iowa was ranked No. 1 in the school in recent years. When the two teams met at Ames last year, the Jayhawkers, with Jim Bannion leading the attack, rolled up a 34 to 0 score their opponents from the corn state.
The Cyclones are known to have a heavy, fast-charging line, and their backfill will exhibit more stars than the other two games played so far this season by Couch Workman's charges the decision has been against them, although both teams have already earned points from the University of Illinois team once encountered the Cyclones in the first game and managed to win. The team eventually won victory the Iowaans displayed a wonderful defense and forced the Iowa to uncoil all their tricks to make the 7-5 score.
In their first Big Six contest with Nebraska, last year's champions, the Cyclones fought the Corinthians in a battle of their opponent's goal line for two touchdowns. Iowa State backed a kicker who could add the extra points and as a result the Corinthians came out in third, with two points, the final score being 14 to 12.
Kansas will hold a weight advantage of several pounds per man over the Workman crew and should the field be held to the knees, the Cycbons will be considerably strengthened in the backfield by the return of Traunger, flash quarterback who has been committed to a hospital during the last few days.
Ceel Swain, end, and Law Davis, guard are two mainstays of the Kansas line who will not probably not be a chance in the coming season. They are stuck force injured in the Haskell fray and Davis is suffering with a tackle shoulder. Jim Baugh, leading Big Six sensor and one of the main cogs in the Kanser team, is down as the additions on the game starts because of an injury. However, Bauch will be able to take his place in the game he be needed. The game will start promptly at 2 o'clock.
The probable starting lineup:
Factors in Jayhawkers' Undefeated Football Team
PETE RAUSCH - CENTER
Strength at the ends and at center are proving his factors in the University of Kansas successful football team. If he will need plenty of power and speed if they are to overcome the Iowa State Cyclones in a Big Six Conference game.
THE BOOK NOOK
It is the first game for Kansas on the home field this year and the undecided record the Kansas have been making will bring an unusually large
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Cordillan. N. Y.-(UP)—Cordillan Royal Cemetery holds the bodies of more persons than result in this town. The number of deceased is population of Cordillan is 15,009. B. L. Gallagher, superintendent, has been employed at the cemetery almost 40 years ago.
Kansas
CBCIL SMAY - END
Junior Coen defeated Proser 6-7, 5-1 in the varsity final-final elimination tournament yesterday. Coen won by a single point and the match same time next week.
Officials for Kansas-Jones State game
Lord Johnson, Nebraska, reference
Patrick Schoenmaker, Patron
Petera, Warren Schenker, Normal,
beat incarnate T.S. Taylor, Fawcett Col-
lege
Most Reside in Cemetery
1021 Massachusetts
Three games of women's intramural collision ball were played this week. The courses of the games are: Wakins hall deflected Cedda Zeta 19-14, Chi Omega defeated F. Delta Phi 40-25, Alpha Hall defeated delegated Alpha Club 38-35.
Corn to Flax Allred in Finals
THREE VOLLEY BALL GAMES
The New Yorker
The following is the schedule for the next week: Monday, 7.15 p.m. P. D.Q. to Corbin Hall Monday, 8 p.m. P. D.Q. to Corbin Hall Tuesday, 8 p.m. Kappa Gamma gamma vs. Gamma Phibeta, Wednesday, 8.15 p.m. Alpha Gamma Delta vs. Alpha Delta Phi, Wednesday, 9 p.m. alpha, Alpha Delta Phi, Thursday, 7.15 Elde vs. P. D.Q.
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BRAZIL
END
PLAYED DURING PAST WEEK
number of fans to see the team in action. Arch Stacks, 205 pounder from Salina, played a great game at end of the series and Jimmy Brown, and Jimmy Burril, another sophomore, who weighs 183 and comes from St. Louis, exhibited good prospect talent. The Bronx Crusaders poundder from Parsons, is a one-letter man rated as one of the best ends on the squad and probably will be ready for Iowa St., a two weeks-laying labyrinth.
Members of Big Six Prepare for Week-end
Gwinn Henry Changes Lineup
Oklahoma and Iowa State
Have Workouts
Columbia, Oct. 24—(UP) In an off-set to add a scoring pitch to his U.S. Open victory, Gairn Henry today made his fifth radial shift in the make-up of the Tiger variety line. The new shift is complemented by a second power and Eaven, both of the pony type. The new combination, the Tiger variety, has a higher power than has been displayed this season by the Tigers, who have taken over Colorado, St. Louis, and New York.
Kansas City, Oct. 24-(UP) Iowa State stepped here today for a light workout before continue the journey to Texas. They played alongside with Kansas tumorow.
Having been defeated last week by Nebraska, Iowa State had only a faint, outside chance of climbing to the top and will try to make the most of it.
Norman, Oct. 24 — (UP) Oklahoma hopes to send the Kansas Aggies back with deflate as their only reward, and rows of teammates row. The Kansas Aggies were enriched today for Norman to meet the Oklahoma team, whom he has been given to Oklahoma, but Coach Bo McMillin, K-Agile coach has been given his men hard and plans on uprising.
Cyclones in Kansas City
Oklahoma Hgs Edge
PADEN-END
The center problem became complicated for Kansas when Frank Bauchs, 305 pound letter center, announced recently that an operation for an infec-tion with the bacterium *C. difficile* in all season, Charles Smoot, 188 pounds two-letter letter from Bartlesville, Okla., as regular center and has been play-ing since fall. He back two years ago, and end last season, now is playing end and also sub-placed for center games that comes from Florida. (AP)
ANTICIPATES CROWD OF 200 FOR SPECIAL TO PENN, GAM
T. P. Sullivan, agent for the K. U. special to Philadelphia, states that he has about 10 additional passengers to take the trip for the Penn-Kansas game over the Rock Island and B. & C. games being played Nov. 1 in Philadelphia.
He reports interest in the special train, and predicts that he will have 290 when the Kansas juggernaut headward next Wednesday at 1:10 p.m.
Send the Daily Kansan home
Kansas 20, Ames 9- That can't be wrong. It was whispered by one who has promagstified correctly the three previous Kansas scores.
Wherein we take our life in our hands and attempt to foretell this week's football results.
Sport Shots
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Nebraka va Montana State. In ordinary years it would be correct to guess a Cornhusker victory. This year we still predict a Nebraka win.
Missouri should lose to Drake.
Kansas Aggies vs. Oklahoma. A bady-
tie score. 16. Score last year at Jake-
sonville. The teams are even closer. The teams are both rathin-
brought up but we choose the coen tenv-
ing.
Haskell and Creighton, Kanese beat both teams by the same margin, 26 points. Nevertheless and despite that fact we stick by the recklings. It will take a better team than Creighton to be the Little Rabbit and galloping Butter.
Michigan will choose to best Illinois about an badly as she wishes to. Northwestern will take care of "DJ" Michigan master, center College, rather handily.
Stanford vs. Southern California. A real game. The feature battle of the week-end between the foremost western contenders. Southern California will win but perhaps it will be Southern California after all. Read the Sunday paper
Notre Dame will trim, trounce, heat and in other words eliminate, externalize and vanquish Pitt. Much water must run speedily for a long time under many various and sunny types of weather. The ROCKETIERS will predict defeat for the Rockeaniens.
And Yale will beat the Army. Maybe she won't. Who knows—or cares.
And Navy will beat Princeton
Davidson, N. C., (Upson) Many a touchdown has been missed by an inch, a foot or a yard, but Buck Mills, Davidson College halfback, missed one by a quarter. Erskine College side and started for the visitor goal, apparently headed for a tackle. Lugged forward and caught Mills by the belt. Mills dug away for eight yards before the 100-pounds on his heels, but had a clear field ahead when caught.
Misses Touchdown by Belt
R. V. R.
Bankers to Pratt in 1931
Hutchison — Group seven of the Keats Bankers associates with the bank to manage its next year, it was announced at the close of a one day convention held in Hutchison.
Leland Sergio, vice-president of the First National Bank there was elected mayor. Moore of the Citizens State bank, also of Pratt, was chosen secretary-treasurer.
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FOOTBALL Kansas vs Iowa State
Saturday 2 p. m.
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